Old Case Mountains and Rivers

Lin Zhao, a criminal investigation student at the police academy, died in the line of duty chasing a murderer. When he opened his eyes again, he became an unknown scribe in an imaginary ancient times. The owner of this body was killed on the way to find his family, with only half a burnt black iron token left in his arms. Twelve years ago, the seventy-two members of this body had already died in a "bandit robbery". The files were sealed and the coffin was sealed. Lin Zhao didn't believe it and closed the coffin. He sealed the scene, examined the autopsy stains, looked at the ink color, and examined the hand injuries. He used a set of criminal investigation methodology from a thousand years later to pass through one case after another in this world where gangsters rely on deception and cases rely on beatings. Two corpses in a well, dead a month apart, are they worthy of being called "martyrs for love"? The bride died suddenly, and the silver needle was used to test for poison for three days, but what she tested was the injustice of a living person. The escort agency killed forty-seven families, but the escort did not lose any money. The murderer never wanted money. In the literary inquisition of the Poetry Society, he was able to break the perjury, but he could not break the current situation... Twelve old and new cases spanning hundreds of years, twelve pieces to piece together the truth behind the family's destruction. But when Lin Zhao finally lifted the mask of the person behind the curtain, he discovered that every step he had taken since traveling through time and investigating the case was on the opponent's 300-year-old chessboard. The torrent of history is rolling over, and individuals are like mantises with arms like a chariot. But the cases he investigated, the corpses he examined, the patterns he wrote, and the successors he taught outlived any other dynasty. No evidence can be established in isolation, but the murder case must be proved. This time, let the dead speak and let the mountains and rivers bear witness.